On February 9, readers of Dagens Nyheter shared their thoughts in the publication's letters to the editor section, highlighting various issues concerning Sweden's current situation as well as aspects of the newspaper's reporting. One reader, Per Borgå, a retired physician from Nacka, notably criticized the Swedish Migration Minister Johan Forssell for boasting about low immigration numbers, suggesting that the minister's strategies are not sophisticated but rather cruel and inhumane.

Borgå articulated his disgust at Forssell's increasing commitment to the expulsion of many people from Sweden, emphasizing the moral implications of such actions. This highlights a growing concern among the public regarding immigration policies and how they affect not only those targeted by these policies but also the societal fabric of Sweden. The sentiments expressed in the letters reveal a split in public opinion, with some supporting stringent immigration controls while others, like Borgå, vehemently oppose these measures.

This discourse is indicative of a broader national dialogue about immigration, integration, and human rights, especially in light of Sweden's historical reputation for its progressive policies. The critiques emanating from the readership of Dagens Nyheter signal a potential backlash against perceived inhumanity in government policies, suggesting that the issue of immigration will remain a contentious topic in Swedish society and politics.